David B. Van Slyke,
Managing Partner
dvanslyke@preti.com

Portland, ME 207.791.3000

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Publications

May 16, 2019 Article

Dave Van Slyke Authors Blog for American College of Environmental Lawyers

American College of Environmental Lawyers

August 21, 2018 Article

Environmental Alert: EPA Announces Availability of Draft General Permits for Hydroelectric Facilities in NH and MA

Environmental Alert

September 18, 2017 Article

Environmental Alert: Bona Fide Prospective Purchaser Escapes CERCLA Liability

Environmental Alert

May 25, 2017 Article

Environmental Alert: EPA Reconsidering Obama-Era Water Quality Standards It Set for Maine

Environmental Alert

May 2, 2017 Article

David Van Slyke Authors Blog for American College of Environmental Lawyers

American College of Environmental Lawyers

David Van Slyke

February 16, 2017 Article

Environmental Alert: Court Finds Consultant Not Liable to Prospective Purchaser Regarding ESA Performed for Lender

Environmental Alert

April 19, 2016 Article

David Van Slyke Authors Blog for American College of Environmental Lawyers

June 20, 2014 Article

David Van Slyke Authors Blog for American College of Environmental Lawyers

July 28, 2013

Court Creates Uncertainty for Construction Projects With Army Corps Permits

Environmental Alert

July 25, 2013

EPA Reduces Regulatory Burden for Industrial Facilities Using Solvent Wipes

Environmental Alert

January 1, 1994 Article

David Van Slyke Provides Insight on CERCLA and Allocating the Cost of Municipal Solid Waste Disposal

The Villanova Environmental Law Journal

Firm Highlights

David B. Van Slyke Named Preti Flaherty Managing Partner

Preti Flaherty is pleased to announce that, in a unanimous vote, the firm’s partnership has elected attorney David B. Van Slyke as its incoming Managing Partner. David is one of the preeminent environmental lawyers...

Dave Van Slyke Authors Blog for American College of Environmental Lawyers

...To the Oceans White with (Styro) Foam Styrofoam containers have many advantages over alternatives – they are comparatively easy to manufacture, light (cost-effective to ship), relatively durable, have good insulating qualities and (by some...

Maine WC Alert: Updated Version of Notice of Controversy (WCB-9) Must Be Used Effective February 1, 2020

Following the recent statutory changes to the Workers’ Compensation Act, the Maine Workers’ Compensation Board has updated the language in Box 22 of the Notice of Controversy. This new version should be used as...